"General Hussar, you are really good at what you do..." Zheng Xuan sighed, "If General Hussar does not think that he is mysterious and humble, but pretends to be responsible for admonishing someone, he will naturally know everything."

Fei Qian smiled and said, "Mr. Zheng, wait a moment to make your promise... If Mr. Zheng makes a suggestion but someone doesn't listen, what should I do?"

Zheng Xuan was stunned for a moment again, stroked his beard, and said word by word, "You should remonstrate again."

"But if Duke Zheng doesn't obey any of his repeated or three remonstrances, what should we do?" Fei Qian continued to ask.

Zheng Xuan couldn't help but let out a long sigh, then rolled his eyelids and said in a deep voice: "Whether you listen or not depends on the hussar, and whether you speak or not depends on the remonstrating officer."

Fei Qian laughed, "I thought that Zheng Gonggui said, "If you can't do it, you can ride a raft and float in the sea." That's right..."

Zheng Xuan said solemnly: "If you don't listen to what you say, it doesn't mean that you can't do it; if you listen to what you say, it doesn't mean that all the ways are clear. If the admonishment officer says, the master will listen, but it doesn't necessarily mean that he is being held hostage by the minister. If you do it because of admonishment,

If he doesn't accept it, he hangs up his crown and leaves. This may not mean that he is doing something wrong by asking for a name. If the knight makes a mistake, he should give his advice, but it will not lead to resentment between each other if he doesn't listen to something..."

Fei Qian stood up and bowed to Zheng Xuan, "Sure enough, Duke Zheng has the four words "Zhongzheng and Peace", and he received a certain bow..."

Zheng Xuan quickly stood up and returned the courtesy.

Zheng Xuan is so sensible that he deserves Fei Qian's respect.

After all, an admonisher is not the same as a keyboard warrior, nor is he a pure troll. An admonisher should provide well-founded feedback on issues, not just to find fault with others.

Zhuzi, or just resign and leave your job, without thinking about whether it can really have the effect of admonition? Is it really admonishment for the sake of admonishment, or is it just admonishment for the sake of admonishment?

Just like the previous calamity caused by the party's imprisonment, aren't those who are responsible for talking nonsense? They accuse this and criticize that every day. If they really want to come up with any practical solutions, they just stare and open their mouths, and let me come up with it.

What do you want those officials to do?

In the later Ming Dynasty, there were also many admonishers. Although their original intentions were good, their directions were wrong. These admonishers were not full-time admonishers. As a result, many of them were appointed purely for fame and reputation.

He was always talking loudly, scrutinizing everything he did, and making mistakes as big as the hair. In the end, no one did anything. All the officials practiced the national football kung fu very well. Part of the reason for this is

The more you do, the more mistakes you will make.

If the admonishers were all such keyboard warriors with a combination of power and essence, then it would be a good idea not to do it.

So Fei Qian said to Zheng Xuan: "Three days later, I will give you the duty of admonishing Duke Zheng. I hope you will not fail. If you fail to do what you said today... let's give advice first..." No matter how good it is, it is still

It depends on the specific actions.

Zheng Xuan was stunned again, then nodded slowly.

This matter is basically settled.

Although it is said that there is still a process to go through. After being canonized at the Xijing Shangshu Desk, it will be sent to Xu County for filing. Basically, Xu County can only say that it knows, and it is impossible to make any refutation of Fei Qian's decision.

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Zheng Xuan stood up again, paid homage to Fei Qian, and then changed his name to call Fei Qian the Duke and called himself a minister.

This kind of etiquette for determining the affiliation of superiors and subordinates, especially between an official and his self-appointed subordinates, basically followed the style of the Qin and Han Dynasties, that is, the relationship between the king and his ministers was equal to that of the king and his ministers. This custom continued until the Wei and Jin Dynasties.

After the Wuhu chaos in China, the habit of calling oneself "minister" to the chief official rather than to the emperor gradually disappeared.

Just as Pang Tong came, he heard about this and couldn't help but smile and congratulate Zheng Xuan. The monarch and his ministers sat down again and chatted for a while. Zheng Xuan understood that Pang Tong must have important military affairs when he came, so he didn't wait too long.

I found an excuse and left...

Pang Tong watched Zheng Xuan leave, then turned and raised his eyebrows at Fei Qian.

Fei Qian smiled, stretched out his hand and pressed a weak button on the table.

As soon as the two people made eye contact, each understood what the other meant...

Pang Tong chuckled, "I'm afraid Mr. Shui Jing wouldn't have heard of it, so he would have known this..."

Fei Qian also laughed, but shook his head and didn't say anything. He was also a great scholar, and he also had the same invitation to be named, but Sima mostly did it for the Sima family. Zheng Xuan, whose son was promoted as a filial piety by Kong Rong, the Prime Minister of Beihai.

Lian, then Kong Rong was besieged by the Yellow Turban Army, Zheng Xuan's son died in the disaster, and then Kong Rong ran away...

Of course, Zheng Xuan couldn't feel the pain of hurting his son, but did Zheng Xuan stab Confucius every day? When he found an opportunity, he would vent on Confucius? He even vented his anger on Confucius and tampered with his scriptures? So Zheng Xuan came

, Fei Qian was willing to give his remonstrance to Zheng Xuan, but when Sima Hui came, Fei Qian did not dare to give his remonstrance to Mr. Shui Jing, who turned into a fox if he touched his hair.

Fei Qian asked: "But what happened to the military situation?"
Chapter completed!